Ortiz et al v. Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. et al

  1. September 25, 2025

    ConEd Was Hiring Party For Workers Seeking OT, Judge Says

    Workers accusing Con Edison of misclassifying them as independent contractors sufficiently showed that the electricity company is a hiring party under a New York law covering freelancers, a New York federal judge ruled, adopting a magistrate judge's finding to keep their suit on.

  2. August 11, 2025

    OT Suit Against ConEd Strong Enough To Survive, Judge Says

    A New York federal magistrate judge has recommended preserving a proposed class action that accuses Con Edison and its subcontractors of failing to pay overtime wages to workers who directed traffic at the utility company's job sites.

  3. November 04, 2024

    Workers Want OT Suit Against Con Ed, Contractors, Kept Alive

    A group of traffic workers asked a New York federal court not to throw out their suit accusing Con Ed, a traffic services firm and a medley of subcontractors of failing to pay them overtime wages, saying their amended complaint clearly shows the employment relationship among the companies.

  4. October 17, 2024

    ConEd, Transpo Co. Say OT Collective Cert. Bid Is Too Early

    A group of traffic workers' collective certification bid is premature and should wait for a New York federal court to mull other requests, ConEd and a transportation service company said in separate filings.